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Are you passionate about bridging the gap between life science innovation and government collaboration? Do you thrive on shaping strategic partnerships that drive groundbreaking clinical research? Join the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) as a key member of our External Affairs team. We are seeking a dynamic, highly experienced professional to lead the development and delivery of strategic partnerships with leading life science companies, propelling the UK’s position as a global hub for cutting-edge clinical research <br>The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR – ) is funded by the Department of Health and Social Care to advance the health and wealth of the nation through pioneering research. As the UK’s largest funder of health and social care research, NIHR collaborates closely with the NHS, universities, local governments, other research funders, patients, and the public. <br> <br>As part of the External Affairs team you will focus on building strong relationships with companies, working as part of a cross-Government approach to building enduring partnerships with the life sciences industry. You will work closely with the NIHR Director of External Affairs & Strategic Partnerships to support and coordinate the NIHR’s involvement in the cross-Government approach to developing and managing strategic partnerships with a number of high value life science companies. <br> <br>Collaborate with NIHR Business Development and Key Account Managers, promoting NIHR services to strategic partners. <br>Partner with the Head of the Vaccine Innovation Pathway PMO to keep partners informed about improvements in UK vaccine clinical trials, especially in infectious diseases and cancer. <br>Facilitate seamless collaboration with other government bodies, including the Office for Life Sciences, Department for International Trade, UK Health Security Agency, and MHRA, to enhance strategic partnership delivery. <br> <br>A bachelor’s degree in biomedical science or equivalent professional experience gained through relevant employment. <br>Proven experience working with the life sciences industry, including roles in business development, government affairs, or similar functions. <br>Programme Management: <br>A postgraduate degree in a relevant discipline, such as biomedical science, healthcare management, or a closely related field. <br>Proven experience working in a research funding organisation, policy body, or other relevant research-focused environments. <br> <br>Bonus: Performance-based, subject to company results <br>Annual Leave: 25 days, plus UK public holidays <br>Pension Scheme: Life Insurance: Commuting Support: Season Ticket Loan <br> <br>This is a hybrid, office-based role requiring employees to work a minimum of one day each week at our central London office. Additionally, there may be a requirement to attend ad hoc meetings as needed.

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